Developers Who Block Ads
Developers tend to block or skip ads, so paid reach is hard to get.
Pay-per-view UGC for developer tools
A clear demo from another developer beats a banner. Pay coding creators on the views their clips earn on YouTube Shorts and TikTok. Rovalty takes no commission on what you pay creators.
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Example rate. You set your own, and views aren't guaranteed.
Developers tend to block or skip ads, so paid reach is hard to get.
Sponsoring a popular tech channel can take a big budget for one mention.
Marketing-led videos lose developers the moment something looks wrong.
Marketplaces and networks often charge a percentage of what you spend on creators. Published fees run from 5% to 20%, as our comparisons show. Move the slider to see a year of them beside a flat Rovalty plan.
Cost of the tool over 12 months, not what you pay creators. At small budgets a percentage fee can cost less than a plan, and Rovalty has a free plan up to 10,000 tracked views.
Real developers show your tool solving real problems, in their own voice.
Payment follows views, so small but focused coding accounts can take part.
You review the technical details before approval, so wrong claims don't earn.
Views add up as more creators join and post. Change the inputs to see how that could look for you over 90 days.
An example from the inputs above, starting with 5 creators posting 2 videos a week. It isn't a result or a promise. Real reach depends on your videos, and a budget or per-video cap can limit it.
Deploy
Brief one job your tool does well, such as fixing a bug or setting up a project.
Connect
Link your docs and a starter project in the brief, and ask for your tool's name in the caption.
Automate
Have an engineer review the videos. Approved clips earn on verified views.
Want more detail? See how Rovalty works, compare plans and pricing, or read about how views are verified.